community, some to monitor the health of the girl as well as the host community.” iv) “The girls were immunized and have received health care pursuant to a medical protocol designed to provide care to peoples in initial contact attempts, pursuant to the recommendations of the United Nations in these types of cases.” v) “[T]he General Prosecutor’s Office of the State noted that when planning the rescue of the [older girl] on November 26, 2013, the route that was used was coordinated with traditional Woarani leaders, supporting documents, consultations with specialists, and intelligence work that ratified the operation.” vi) “[F]ollowing the facts of March 30, 2013, the minor girls were taken by their captors of Waorani nationality to different places; the older [girl] was taken to the Yarentaro community, and after the operation organized by the General Prosecutor’s Office of the State, is now in Bameno. On the other hand, the younger [girl] remained for a few weeks in the care of a Waorani family (captors) in an undetermined location in the Amazon jungle, where she was then taken to the Dikaro community and given to another Waorani family, and she remains there to date.” vii) “Currently the physical and psychological health of the two girls is in good condition, and they are both integrated in the community where they live and demonstrate a good level of socialization within their family environment.” B. On the current state of the older girl16:       Location: Bameno community Host family: Bahigua Miipo Family makeup: large family with several children of her same age and with two persons who provide direct care to the older girl. Physical condition: the older girl is in good physical condition and does not demonstrate signs or symptoms of any illness. The diagnosis is, Healthy girl. Psychological condition: the girl is in a process of adapting to her new family and does not evidence signs or symptoms at this time of psychological harm. She demonstrates empathy with her host family. She participates in a proactive manner in kids games and activities in the community. The EAIS monitoring team: two doctors, a dentist, a licensed nurse, and health care promoter C. On the current state of the younger girl17:      Location: Dicaro community Host family: Omeway Oguinea Family makeup: large family with several children of her same age and with a woman that provides direct care to the younger girl. Physical condition: the younger girl is in a good physical condition and does not demonstrate signs or symptoms of any illness. Diagnostic is Health Girl. Psychological condition: the girl is in a process of adapting to her host family and does not demonstrate signs or symptoms at this time of psychological harm. She 16 Report on the health of the Taromenane girls of January 22, 2014 (case file on provisional measures, tome II, folio 491). 17 Report on the health of the Taromenane girls of January 22, 2014 (case file on provisional measures, tome II, folio 491) 8